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This wine, which by its nature hath a multitude of

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This wine, which by its nature hath a multitude of by Omar Khayyam

This wine, which by its nature hath a multitude of
forms, which now is animal and now is plant, can never
cease to be, for its imperishable self ordains a lasting
life though forms may disappear.

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